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The initial shot has some special properties that can be used for [[mindgame]]s. If the control stick is tilted in the opposite direction after the side special input is performed, Sephiroth will turn around and perform Shadow Flare behind him. The beam deals very little hitstun and knockback, similarly to [[Blaster (Falco)|Falco's Blaster]], making it disadvantageous on hit in close quarters, but the sudden disruption may also cause opponents to make mistakes that grant Sephiroth an opening. Though the beam deals very low damage, it possesses the unusual trait of being able to pierce through projectiles without being negated, allowing Sephiroth to negate weak projectiles and break through an opponent's zoning with good timing. | The initial shot has some special properties that can be used for [[mindgame]]s. If the control stick is tilted in the opposite direction after the side special input is performed, Sephiroth will turn around and perform Shadow Flare behind him. The beam deals very little hitstun and knockback, similarly to [[Blaster (Falco)|Falco's Blaster]], making it disadvantageous on hit in close quarters, but the sudden disruption may also cause opponents to make mistakes that grant Sephiroth an opening. Though the beam deals very low damage, it possesses the unusual trait of being able to pierce through projectiles without being negated, allowing Sephiroth to negate weak projectiles and break through an opponent's zoning with good timing. | ||
As the number of balls placed per use is based on the amount of damage dealt, reflecting the initial beam will result in twice the amount of balls that would be placed, up to the maximum of 5. For example, reflecting a beam that would place 2 balls will stick 4 balls on Sephiroth, while reflecting a beam that would place 3 balls would only result in 5 balls, as the number of balls cannot exceed 5. Each Sephiroth can only have a total of 5 balls active amongst all players. This includes balls that have been reflected onto him. In addition, Sephiroth cannot place balls on a player that already has balls applied from another Sephiroth. | |||
When using the move, Sephiroth may say {{ja|目障りだ|Mezawari da.}} ("An eyesore."), {{ja|焼き付けろ|Yakitsukero.}} ("Go burn to nothing."), {{ja|跪け|Hizamazuke.}} ("Kneel down."), {{ja|滅びよ|Horobi yo.}} ("Perish."), {{ja|くらえ|Kurae.}} ("Eat this.") or simply chuckle. | When using the move, Sephiroth may say {{ja|目障りだ|Mezawari da.}} ("An eyesore."), {{ja|焼き付けろ|Yakitsukero.}} ("Go burn to nothing."), {{ja|跪け|Hizamazuke.}} ("Kneel down."), {{ja|滅びよ|Horobi yo.}} ("Perish."), {{ja|くらえ|Kurae.}} ("Eat this.") or simply chuckle. | ||